very nice, very nice

Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!

Hey,

Yesterday around 4pm I came home, checked email and sent out a few as well. Then later on around 10pm when I tried to log in, "invalid password". I really hope that whatever hijack has taken my account isn't using my current sources to send out crap, I dont use Yahoo MSGer so I suppose its okay there, but I have really important info and contacts in my emails that I need for work.

Has anyone who lost their account pass called yahoo and got it back again? OR are well all screwed. I'm really pissed off about this, I didn't even open up any junk mail or anything... I'll try calling Yahoo on the phone, hopefully something happens

Thanks guys...

Earlier in the week, I checked one of my many Yahoo! addresses with no problem. Yesterday, it tells me invalid password and refuses to let me sign in. I wrote Yahoo! several times about it, using their feedback forms, which promise a prompt reply - HA!! I have been a wreck the last two days because off all the emails I have saved in that account...I care more about them than I do the actual email address, although I've had it for 8 years. I've also spent any number of hours looking for a number to call, before I thought to do a search on the net. I won't be able to call until tomorrow, but thanks to the fellow that posted that number!!

Sin

I believe there have been a few people, who after much work and persistence, were able to get their accounts back. I would just be persistent and dilligent about calling the Yahoo! customer service phone number and telling them that you need to get the account back and that there has to be something you can do to prove you are the owner. Send them a copy of your driver's license, notarized letter, etc.

Many many times I have try to log on to my email account and many many times I get the invalid password even those I know 100% I put in the right password.

And I didn't email yahoo support because I know from past experience dealing with Yahoo it is quicker to wait for Yahoo mail, and the search engine and the links and the directory and etc and etc to right it self then get answers from Yahoo help.

So on this basic why did Yahoo get in the top 10 USA communations companies list I think in 2005?

PS On The Australian Yahoo email logon screen there is a women smiling why?

I got mine back.. I had to call them, then email them, and eventually fax them a copy of a photo ID (Driver's lic.).. it took 3-4 days and I got a new password..

I had my account hijacked over the weekend. Been fighting with Yahoo Security for 3 days trying to prove I am the owner. Like others, I have had this account for a very long time, and the missing information is the 'secret answer' and I sure don't remember using "Who's Hungry" as my prompt!
I tried sending a PDF of my driver's license to Yahoo Security, and received an answer this morning that only supplying *all* of the registration information would allow me access to the account.
You would think that given the forum here, and Yahoo's knowledge of it, that something would be done to alleviate all of the hoops that you are forced to jump through.
I still have no access to my account, and it doesn't look like Yahoo is giving me any options other than to guess the 'secret word' that the hacker set up.

This is absolutely terrible. If I ever get access back with Yahoo, I am dropping them as soon as possible.

Kevin

hi guys,
I had called the yahoo customer service and have re-activated my acount after about 7-8 months. Thanks to Jon who put the cust serv no. there ..

But to my shock found all the mails and folders deleted !!
Is there anyway that I can retrieve those mails ? if so HOW ??
Those mails are very vry imp for me and would appreciate if anyone can help me in that regard...